Interestingly, we have a similar story, this time from P. L. Logan.
“I hate you.” She took the gun out. It felt cold.
“Why?”
“Little things over the years. Small changes were all it took. But you didn’t care.” She turned around. His face paled quite believably. Then she shot him.
“Cut!”
The bloodstain spread nicely. He didn’t get up.
One small change was all it took.
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Apr 2, 2007 at 1:59 pm
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